Also, doing the incline with perfect form is key. If you don't you are setting yourself up for some serious shoulder injuries down the line. That's the kind of stuff one takes years to recover from. Just my opinion though.
Also, doing the incline with perfect form is key. If you don't you are setting yourself up for some serious shoulder injuries down the line. That's the kind of stuff one takes years to recover from. Just my opinion though.
I just put this knowledge to action in the gym today... You wouldn't believe the difference, yes I was ridiculed a bit cause I was doing really low weight. Wow, the way it pump my chest though. I would suggest anyone who wants to build a chest to take look into that link. The man knows his stuff.
damn I have been doing this for about 5 yrs now, never knew someone invented it haha. I do my body at a 100% right angle and then do it, concentration on not dipping foward. I do dips another way too beside traditional, I push my legs and butt is far behind me as possible and then dip its very nice as well.
I was never big into weighted dips, but what do you consider HEAVY ASS weight? I do 1, 45lb plate for 12 warmup, and then another 45lb plate for 2 sets of 10. I would add more weight, but with the 90lbs its hard to get the belt on my fat ass haha.... Do you do with with the dumbell or plates?
actually nark found some research stating that the upper chest muscles get worked just as much on decline chest presses as they do on incline chest presses
so techinically youd want to focus on decline... which would work alot more of the chest (upper, lower, inner)
with your grip being closer then shoulder width.
instead of upper which works less (upper)
but i throw all 3 in my regimen. flat, incline, decline ( i usually use weighted dips instead of actual decline bench though)
hittig different muscle fibers using different rep ranges/exercises/ rep ranges periodically followed by great diet will allow for muscle growth and that is the key.. plain and simple.. kinda
For mass productoin i would go for dbell,reason being is you could strain it by tensing the muscle on final point of movment to get pure tension.
Try btween 50 to 60 lbs on both sides to get atleast 4-6 reps of 3, do this with all excersises and you will increas mass. u will need a spotter! you really need to get outa the "comfort zone" to increas power and muscle, personally if i can do 12 reps of 3 without burning with a particular weight i move up 2.1/2 to 5kgs hevier, hope it helps.
Like it has been stated, FORM is 90%. I notice the most pump from doing light weight really slow with perfect form like in the vidoe. If I dont use perfect form it's my arms that get pumped/burned, not my chest.
Yes it's hard to leave the ego at the door but after I decided a few moths ago to play with some 100 lb dumbbells and throw them up a few times on bench my shoulder has been giving me problems ever since.Didnt hurt at the time, wasn't heavy but now
I think I will stick with light weight and slow burning reps for a while...
to much decline IMO I always use negative reps and forced reps when i want to add some thickness to my chest! chest is my genetically gifted bodypart though
I do 4 X flat 10-12
4 X Incl Dumbells 8-12
2 X Decline BArbell 15
3X semi incline dumbells 10-12
3X dec seck 12-15
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